Abstract
In recent years, the dynamics of changes in risk factors for undeveloped pregnancy on the part of men have not been studied.
Aim. To identify risk factors for a non-developing pregnancy against the background of a threatening early miscarriage on the part of a man.
Material and methods. The main group of women consisted of 30 patients with non-developing pregnancy within 5–12 weeks. The comparison group included 30 women with prolonged pregnancy.
Results. Risk factors for non-developing pregnancy in a married couple on the male side are contact with dust in the, passive smoking, frequent hot baths, use of sports nutrition. Men of women in the main group were more often born prematurely and were characterized by smaller length, weight at birth. Men of women in the main group more often noted pneumonia in childhood, as well as the presence of chlamydia, mycoplasma, herpetic infection, the presence of genital candidiasis in medical history.
Conclusion. Preconception preparation should be aimed at identifying and correcting modifiable risk factors in both spouses.
Keywords: risk factors, non-developing pregnancy.
For citation:Batrak N.V. The role of the male factor in the genesis of non-developing pregnancy. Clinical review for general practice. 2026; 7 (2): 108–110 (In Russ.). DOI: 10.47407/kr2026.7.2.00777
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